Logan Paul Got Pressed By A Hater | The Night Shift

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on today's episode, we continue the podcast domination with some massive guests, we have a brief meeting in fort lauderdale regarding housing arrangements, logan gets pressed by a hater, i have a slight mental breakdown but get saved by my friends, jeff's heart gets broken, and we have an iconic moment in burger rating history.

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